Learning designed to embrace neurodiversity
Science, Technology, Engineering, (Arts), and Math
Join our KUBO STEM Learning Groups and embark on a journey of discovery, growth, and connection. Our programs are carefully crafted to provide neurodivergent individuals with a safe space to learn STEM skills and build meaningful connections with others.
Our KUBO Specialized Tutoring Programs extend personalized support beyond STEM, addressing a broader range of skills essential for academic success and personal growth.
Coming soon. Stay tuned!
GROUP PROGRAM | SATURDAY | SUNDAY | TIME |
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KUBO Little Innovators | FULL! | FULL! | 10:30 am - 12:00 pm |
KUBO Pioneers Club | FULL! | Limited Spots Left! | 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm |
We ensure every student gets the support they need. We offer 1:1 support for all our early learners and 1:1 or 1:2 support ratio options for our intermediate learners
We individualize the goals of every student in our small groups. We also ensure we include the student's personal goals for attending our group programs
We aim to provide a safe space where neurodivergent students can be themselves
A space where they feel acceptance and belonging
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(236) 708-5660
Find us at
This World's Ours:
191 E 10th Ave, Vancouver, BC
info@danielamarcobc.com
www.kubostem.com
Copyright Daniela Marco Behavior Consulting Inc. 2024
Language Disclaimer: Although I do identify as neurodivergent (with ADHD), I do not represent the larger neurodivergent community in the language that I use. I acknowledge that the language on this website may reflect my own perspectives and neurodivergent experiences. I remain committed to actively listening and learning from autistic and other neurodivergent individuals, and their siblings. I am also dedicated to using language that respects and values the identities of all individuals. While many autistic individuals have expressed preference for identity first language, I employ this language respectfully in my writing. It is important to note that there are individuals who prefer person-first language, and their choices are also respected. My aim is to create an environment that is considerate and inclusive of diverse perspectives. - Daniela Marco, M.A., BCBA, IBA (Founder & Clinical Director)