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(The) effect of teacher-student relationship on academic achievement and satisfaction of school education
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The profile analysis for private tutoring expenses of undergraduate and graduate students using the youth panel data collected by KEIS
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This study analyzed the status of a private tutoring for college students using the Youth Panel data from 2007 (the first year survey) to 2010 (the fourth year survey) collected by Korea Employment Information Service (KEIS). On the basis of 3,045 undergraduate and graduate students who was responded to the first year survey, 2,514 of the second year, 2,384 students of the third year, and 2,407 of the forth year response data were analyzed. As a result, from 14.5% in 2010 to 22.6% in 2007 of respondents were experienced private tutoring to prepare for the examination or to get a job. Moreover, total average monthly tutoring expenses were from 252,000 won to 282,000 won per student who was experienced private tutoring. In addition, about 50% of undergraduate and graduate students who spent private tutoring expenses to prepare for the examination were preparing examination for national and professional qualifications. About 50% of undergraduate and graduate students who spent private tutoring expenses to get a job were taking private tutoring for English tests. On the other hand, profiles for each year were analyzed in order to identify annual spending patterns for private tutoring types. Longitudinal-profile analyses were also conducted to check the patterns of changes from the first year to the forth year