There’s more than
one way to get it.

Reading, math, and writing support for grades 1–9, built around the learner in front of me. We start with what they know, make the next step visible, and practice until it begins to feel like theirs.

Nathalie “Nat” Chapman, founder of Auntie Nat’s TutoringMiss Nat, M.Ed. / educator & learning partner

Warm enough to try.
Structured enough to grow.

A learner needs more than another answer key. They need space to ask a question, show their thinking, make a mistake, and try again with a strategy that makes sense. My background in classroom instruction and district coaching shapes the way I teach: clear steps, meaningful practice, and honest communication with the adults supporting the student.

Three subjects.
One learner at a time.

Support is tailored to the student’s current skill, schoolwork, and goals. These are the starting lanes, not a promise that every child needs the same plan.

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Math

Build number sense, reason through unfamiliar problems, and learn to explain the why behind an answer. We can work from foundational concepts to grade-level skills.

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Reading

Practice comprehension, vocabulary, and talking about what a text actually says. The goal is a reader who can make meaning and support an idea with evidence.

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Writing

Move from ideas to organized sentences and paragraphs. We focus on clarity, structure, revision, and confidence in a student’s own voice.

Let’s find the starting point.

Tell me your learner’s grade, which subject feels hardest right now, and what you hope will change. We can talk through fit, availability, and what useful support could look like before setting a rhythm.

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  1. Tell me the story.

    What is the learner working on, and where does confidence dip?

  2. Choose a focus.

    We identify the skill or habit that will make the next lesson more accessible.

  3. Practice and adjust.

    We use clear feedback and change the approach when the learner shows us what they need.

Try this tonight.

Pick one ten-minute activity using what you already have: a receipt, something to read, or an opinion your learner is ready to share. Each one includes a way to adjust for their grade.

Choose an activity

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