I would teach computer science, computing theory, and algorithms. Having gone through the computer science system in this country, I'm frankly disappointed with the quality of it, and I think that intellectuals such as myself would do well to learn advanced concepts earlier and in a more accessible and fun manner. There's too much memori?ing crap in the university system; we need someone to teach real problem-solving skills.

If it was a core class, then it would be math. If it was an elective, I would teach sports/gym or computer science. 

If I were a teacher, I would either be a horticulture teacher (which I took for 4 years in high school) or an art teacher. I'm passionate about both and I would love to teach either one of those. 

I'd teach Yu-Gi-Oh!...I'm serious o.o It teaches basic numeracy and literacy, problem solving, business skills to deal with trades and buying/selling, communication and confidence too! It's not just a card game, it's a way of life that can help improve some of the basic skills you need!

-Basic maths (numeracy) can be seen as what attack points is higher, when battling a monster, and when something were to change the attack points then you can use basic maths to learn what different numbers total up to - Plus subtraction, even multiplication and division!

-Literacy would involve reading the card text, even the normal monsters, and learning what different words mean. What you can and can't do when different problems are infront of you (whether you can do something or something else is stopping you)

-Business skills are learnt from buying and selling cards, whether buying something for x-amount is worth it or if you can get it cheaper; Trading will allow you to learn what cards are worth and if the values match up (numeracy) and if the deal is worth it.

-Communication from reading the cards and explaining what you're doing. Confidence when you're losing, instead of giving up you'd carry on until it's over.


I've learnt the correct places to put semi-colons; Also Colons, too!
Plus I'd get to teach something that I really enjoy

If I was a teacher at school, I would probably teach math, if not, then science. Those subjects are my favorite subject in school and they are also my strengths at school. I don't think I would teach anything else. 

I would teach science. That is easily my strongest subject. I am good at anything but math, though.

I would probably teach Greek Mythology and / or history. I don't know why, but I don't think I could handle teaching people math, even with how good I was at it in school. But something about history in high school just really starting clicking with me.

I think I would teach history, science (probably biology) or one ridiculous subject I'd make up on the spot like the basics of pokemon types or paint ball practise in the school gym. The pokemon one i think is pretty useless but at least paint ball expresses artistic creativity XD

Before I applied to my current school my plan was to study there for a year and if I didn't like it, I would've then applied to an English course at the university. At the time I was very interested in becoming an English teacher because my middle and upper secondary school was a teacher trainee school, and I could observe the new teachers and see what their jobs were like. I ended up liking IT more than I would've thought so I dropped the idea of becoming an English teacher. If I ever have trouble finding a job I'll give the thought a second chance.

I'd teach geography. It's my favourite subject, and the one i'm most knoledgable in.

I'd teach history, history has always interested me ancient to American to whatever, I like history classes.

If I was a teacher, I'd teach not exactly a specific class, I'd be a Special Education Teacher. My brother is autistic, so I have about a lifetime's worth of experience.

If I were a teacher, I would probably try to teach history. I have such a liking of it, and it is really the only subject that ever really " clicked " for me. ( I do not include math because I was always good at math, and considered it common sense )

This is a tough one.

Chemistry, psychology or computer science. I can't decide, I love them all

I actually thought about becoming a psychology professor for awhile. Still something I might do once I'm older.
I've had a lot of cool professors, and with the right approach, teaching something is easy
And it can be fun for both you and your students.

I'd like to get some real world experience in before I even think about that however.

If I were a teacher I would like to teach History. I love studying history, and the motives for the actions they have done. I don't think I could teach it for my entire life though...

if i am a teacher i want to learn my students science. because that's my favorite subject

If I would be a teacher, I'd like to teach english, because it's my strongest language.
I live in Finland so It's the first foreign language I have learned.
And english is really beautiful language.

I would like to teach physical education, maths, psychology or health education if I would be a teacher.
Because those are my favorite subjects at school.

I am going to college to be a teacher right now, so I guess this is what will I teach. Honestly if you are in elementary school they make you teach a little of everything and I don't want to do that, so I'm looking a little higher up. Right now I'm aiming to teach English. My favorite teacher taught English, Short story and Novel, and Mythology. I thought that those last two classes were really great and so I might also go for something like that. Maybe Literature or Creative Writing. I took those classes in school and they were also amazing, the teachers got inventive and it was less like a class and more like time to have fun. I have to have the English teaching license to do those, though so I'll just start out with that.