I graduated high school in the early 70's.  I always had a problem reading, had to participate in remedial reading during recess time, and received a lot of labels which were not accurate to my intellectual capabilities. It wasn't until I was attending a community college, taking a test in Human Anatomy and Physiology, the professor kept watching me, I notice those types of things, and at the end of the class we were giving him our tests on the way out and he advised he wanted to see me in his office in about 10 minutes. 

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I completed the ED 101 course.  I already knew I was an alternative learner.  When I was a student in college, I was taking a multiple choice test in anatomy and the professor saw me doing some things, which he later asked me questions about.  He then referred me to the Learning Resource Center at the college I attended and they tested me and confirmed I am dyslexic. I had always had a problem with reading, always in remedial reading courses, and defined by my High School counselor as being lazy.  What I did learn, I learned from hearing. I… >>>