Merima Tufekcic

• Elevated teaching strategies by providing targeted instructional support, leading to enhanced curriculum delivery.
• Enhanced teaching quality through detailed classroom observation and constructive feedback.
• Ensured educational excellence by overseeing teacher adherence to state and district guidelines.
• Analyzed test scores, attendance records, disciplinary referrals and other indicators of student success.
• Assisted in resolving conflicts between students or between students, teachers, parents, administrators.
• Organized parent-teacher conferences as needed in order to discuss any academic concerns.
• Monitored student progress and assisted students and teachers with resolving problems.

• Provided individualized instruction to meet the needs of all students.
• Encouraged critical thinking skills and problem-solving strategies among students.
• Maintained a safe and orderly learning environment for all students.
• Monitored student behavior in classrooms, hallways, cafeteria, playgrounds.
• Established positive relationships with parents to ensure effective communication regarding student progress and well-being.
• Participated in workshops, trainings and conferences to improve educational skills.
• Helped children with autism and cerebral palsy in the inclusive classroom.

• Volunteered coordinator at the Center for Children and Youth.
• Day-to-day management and implementation of project work, providing technical and logistical support to animators, facilitating community activities and holding monthly reflection meetings, establishing cooperation with local stakeholders, preparing project reports, and working with children, including children with disabilities.
• Engaged as a Project Coordinator and was managing the following activities:

1. Child Friendly Space - established by World Vision, UNICEF, and Save the Children.

2. Center for Children and Youth - established by World Vision.

3. Referral mechanisms for child protection at the local level.

4. Development of skills in children and youth