Daniel Lopez Schrader
About Daniel Lopez Schrader
Daniel Lopez Schrader is a Math Teacher at Varsity Tutors, where he has worked since 2020. He has a background in psychology from The University of Texas at San Antonio and has held various technical and administrative roles in the past.
Current Role at Varsity Tutors
Daniel Lopez Schrader serves as a Math Teacher at Varsity Tutors, a Nerdy Company, since 2020. In this role, he focuses on delivering personalized math instruction to students. He incorporates technology into his teaching methods by customizing software to meet individual student needs. This approach enhances the learning experience and addresses the diverse requirements of his students.
Previous Work Experience
Before his current position, Daniel held several roles in various organizations. He worked as a T1 Non-Windows Support Technician at Transcom for four months in 2021 in San Antonio, Texas. In 2020, he served as an Administrative Assistant at IRCMS for one month in Salt Lake County, Utah, and as a Customer Service Specialist at Alorica for two months in San Antonio, Texas. Additionally, he worked as a Computer User Support Specialist at ACI Learning for six months in 2021 in San Antonio.
Education and Academic Background
Daniel studied Psychology at The University of Texas at San Antonio from 2015 to 2019, completing a four-year degree. His educational background provides him with insights into student behavior and learning processes, which he applies in his teaching methodologies.
Professional Development and Certifications
Daniel is currently pursuing certifications in A+, Network+, and Security+ at Leader Quest in San Antonio. These certifications aim to enhance his technical skills and knowledge, which he can integrate into his teaching practices and support his students more effectively.
Engagement with Students and Parents
In his role as a Math Teacher, Daniel actively engages with diverse student and parent populations. He addresses academic and behavioral challenges by fostering open communication and collaboration, ensuring that both students and parents are involved in the educational process.