Organization. I think I do that pretty well.

THANK YOU for the heads up on the springing ahead.....I had no idea. :)

BTW, Does organization count? Or did you mean strictly a school subject? If you meant a school subject I would pick spelling, I pretty much stink at everything else. LOL!

Cooking for REAL people. (I don't have access to some specialty items that some do; i.e., Rachael Ray, Martha Stewart, Ina Garten.

Exactly what I used to teach...Operating system internals for large computer systems.

I taught for 30 years so I am all taught out. I did my best teaching in Social Studies, I think. I think now I could teach basic sewing and that sort of thing.

Why, oh why, did they have to put Jelly Bean Week in the middle of Lent?? What were they thinking!!!!

Well I was a teacher for several years. I taught mostly French Language & English Literature. I'm sure I could do that again, but to elementary students, not high school like I used to.

Probably English/spelling (school) or Cake decorating

Gardening I guess. I don't know if it's the 'proper' way, but I'd teach my way.
Leslie

Either something to do with computers or cake decorating for adults. I have no desire to teach kids.

I am teaching knitting to all ages, when the opportunity opens up.

Used to think I want to teach home economics, but got scared off with the amount of classes I would need to become a teacher.

Moni

I'd like to teach people how to have a more focused life and getting what they want out of life.

Sewing or crafting lessons.

I am a retired senior high school teacher; taught for 33 years and retired in June 2007.

My area was business, and I taught a variety of subjects: keyboarding, powerpoint, business math, business analysis, e-business, retailing, careers.

Carol

Creative writing. I've done some poetry sessions with middle-schoolers, and that was fun.

How to handle orphan foals.

horticulture or microbiology courses, used to teach these at Indiana Univ. non-professionally i'd do organization ~ liz

Well, it wouldn't be organization. I could probably teach English as a second language to adults. I used to think about teaching for parks & rec and do a class about what to pack for a camping trip. I know a lot about car camping.

Like Moni, knitting. At least for beginners, as I am not good at fixing mistakes, or complicated patterns! I started teaching a young lady Saturday night!

Something that's impossible to teach......common sense!!!

Shirley

Life skills, including organization of budgeting, hygiene, personal responsibility and accountability, a little bit on addictions (with referral sources) and job search and job maintenance. There are many, many people who need this kind of help.

Spelling--misspelled words drive me nuts

I taught for 30 1/2 years.
Took early retirement at 54.
Turning 70 this summer.

I would say selling on Ebay.. but they've changed so much recently, not sure I'd be able to a good job.

Probably something computer related if I had to make a living of it. If just for fun, something about gardening or photography or birds :-)

either reading or swimming...

Managing a successful Purple Martin colony; quilting/sewing, tatting, home organization / life planning, puppy training.