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Oppenheimer: The Film, The Man, The Bomb (Fun Debate Class!)
English
C1
60 mins
4 spots / class
Topic category
Debating and discussion-Debating
Class description
If you've seen or are excited to see Christopher Nolan's new film, Oppenheimer, then you've come to the right place. In this class we'll dive deep into discussion about the film (without spoilers in case you haven't seen it!), the man who inspired it and then debate the impact of the historical moment the film is centered around. This class is not only for people who have seen the film, but also those interested in discussing history and the defining moments that have shaped our world.
Before class you'll: 👨🏽💻 &📓
1) Watch a news segment on the film, Oppenheimer, and the life of the man upon which it is based (featuring clips of an interview with Christopher Nolan)
2) Learn some new phrases for agreeing/disagreeing, debating and expressing your opinion
In class you'll: 🗣 & 👂🏼
1) Have a relaxed conversation on the film, the historical moment it represents and nuclear weapons
2) Participate in a fun and lively debate that will sharpen your language skills
**NOTE**
-Students must do the pre-class activities before class
-Adults only please! (CLASS NOT FOR KIDS)
-And feel free to bring a couple of your own questions to the discussion!
After this class, you’ll have learned
In this class, you will learn and practice new phrases that are very useful for debating and/or respectfully expressing agreement and disagreement. In addition, you'll have plenty of opportunities to voice your opinion and practice some 3rd and mixed conditionals to discuss history and hypothetical outcomes.
I will also use the time to identify aspects of your English that you can improve and will provide personalized feedback after class.
Class material
* Learning materials will be available after purchase.
Meet your teacher
Andrew McNiece
TEFL-certified English teacher with nearly 5 years of experience teaching conversation classes

What I love about being a teacher is seeing a new vocabulary word or grammar concept "click" for a student. When that light bulb goes off in the student's head, I feel a deep sense of purpose and joy seeing them grow in real time. Examples I often give in class include jokes, because I believe students learn better with a laugh. However, I am not a clown and won't force myself to be funny, because I know that can be obnoxious. My worst nightmare is a bored student. What's yours?
**ALSO** I DON'T GIVE LESSONS TO KIDS. I recommend searching for a teacher with experience teaching kids. There are some great ones on Italki!
Note
1.
You must be 18 or above 18 to attend this class.2.
You can cancel and refund this class up to 24 hours before its start time.3.
The teacher may cancel this class if less than 2 spots have been booked.4.
Some teachers may include a 5-minute break in the class time.5.
The class will take place on Zoom.The class is no longer available