Advice for going back to school

So probably not the best place to ask and if it isn't then mods please move to someplace appropriate , but I'm 28 and thinking of trying to go back to school (mostly a trade/vocational school) however I have a few issues, on a more personal relation to this question.

1. I have had awful experiences with teachers my entire life, what I mean is that I've had teacher after teacher whom I've asked for help in this or that (mostly math) where they wouldn't (or couldn't? ) break down the problem and help figure out where I was going wrong, or just get "it's in the book, read it" as a response to me asking how to do something, but not understanding how it's given in said book.

2. I'm not entirely sure what I want to study for, I never really got a chance to try any electives in high school, and I briefly dabbled in a video production class post high school, but was kicked out after a month (teacher changed required software, books, etc 2 weeks in, also kept pulling me off the few projects I was assigned to and giving me 0s for it) and admittedly that whole experience left a massive sour taste in my mouth, I also did a web design class at work, but I highly suspect the guy that runs it might be a con artist (something I brought to my employer's attention and was given a "we'll look into it")

3. What should I be looking for in any schools or classes that are offered online, this is mostly just so I don't waste money on a degree or class that goes nowhere.

4. Probably the most personal part, but when I was younger I was diagnosed with Auditory Processing Disorder (and possibly ADD, but I'm not sure if I really have it or not honestly) and I never really learned any sort of way to work around it, or with it growing up and was wondering if anyone had any advice to help.

Submitted February 11, 2020 at 08:08PM by whatnameisnttaken098 https://ift.tt/2ULf60g