In this research, I intend to estimate the reality of private tutoring for elementary school students which might affect
students themselves while focusing on not only understanding the stresses but on treating them as much as possible. In
proceding with this research, I made a survey for 4th, 5th and 6th grade elementary school students among 5 different
schools in Seoul, resulting in replys of 79.1%. After omitting insufficient replies, the survey has encompassed 374 boys and
401 girls, including in the 4th grade 292 students, in 5th grade 309 students, and in 6th grade 174 students. For the
scaling tools of this research, which helps make this study more unique than others, I made a interactive survey for both
side, students and their parents so that I could have a better insight into the factors that may affect a students' stress levels
occuring in private tutoring. I made an implement for frequency analysis, crosstab analysis, independence specimen T-test,
One-way ANOVA, expost verification and factorial analysis. Throughout this research, I notify the results as follows. First,
among 775 students, 735 students(94.8%) were applying to take private tutoring, and most of them were going to private
educational institutes. The main object of the private tutoring consisted of major-school subjects and foreign languages, and
the amount of the tutoring was listed as 2, 3, and 5 over. The motivative factor for tutoring was enhancing grade,
pre-study & feed back, supplemented to school education, which makes 47.8% total. Second, while checking the reality of
private tutoring of elementary school sudents with a focus on parent's factor, private tutoring has been revealed to be relying
on parent's educational degrees and locations of schools. The amount of tutoring depended on parent's educational degrees,
the will to do tutoring, and the location of the schools. For financial consumption, mother's age, parent's educational degrees,
locations of schools were found to be main factors. Third, analyzing the relationship between private tutoring and the stress
of children proved to be meaningful depending on the tutoring advisor, decision maker, and the parent's consciousness.