Well, how can she spend more time with Sorata when Mashiro is there with him all the time? And she is always worry that there's something going on between them, but can't say anything because he is helping her.
It's like catching your girlfriend talking to her best male friend, you know it's just normal, but you just don't like the idea of it.
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She may be easily flustered but she isn't shy enough that she couldn't sit down and have a proper conversation with him (we've seen this happen several times).
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No offense, but I kinda laughed at this, what do you mean sit down and have proper conversation? Love and romantic feelings just don't work like that. Given her personality, yes, she is THAT shy so she can't just sit down and have a serious LOVE conversation with him.
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If separating the two of them was her motive, it certainly wasn't a very well thought out or executed plan.
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I would not call this a plan, but rather an excuse for her to get Mashiro away from Sorata, under the pretext of helping Mashiro, so people won't get the idea that she doesn't like Sorata and Mashiro together. And she might do this unconsciously too.
It is just logical thinking, if Mashiro can take care of herself, Sorata will not need to be with her all the time, and that will benefit everybody. Mashiro can live on her own, Sorata has more time for himself, and Aoyama can get rid of the worries.