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Best Answer: When you're referring to a school subject like language arts or literature, you don't capitalize them unless the names refer to specific class titles. For example, you'd capitalize language arts if it was the name of a class listed in a school catalog. So If you're referring to this teacher's specific course name, like Literature 101, you would capitalize it, but otherwise, don't. Hope everything goes well :)
I believe that the capitalization of a title depends on the medium. In a formal medium such as an academic paper, the first word and all words other than articles (a, the, etc.) and prepositions (of, under, about, etc.) should be capitalized. However, in more casual situations (such as web logs and Q&A sites), only the first letter must be capitalized.