This study analyzed the effects of parents' involvement in school education, teaching
activity, students-teachers trust, and student perception about teacher expectations on
students’ cognitive and affective achievement. For this purpose, we performed multivariate
latent growth model verification by using the Seoul Education Longitudinal Study (SELS)
data. The results are as follows: first, students recognized that parents participate in the first
grade affected negative impact to the teacher' variables. However, this goes up grades,
parents‘ participate in school education and variables of teachers turned into a positive
relationship; second, the perception of the first grade about the teacher factors had a
positive impact on affective and cognitive achievement. But change rates had no significant
effect. Also, this goes up grades, change rates of teacher factors had no significant effect to
affective and cognitive achievement. These results suggest that the emphasis should
participate in the school grounds such as improving the quality of the parents and the
school community building, teacher professionalism than focusing on students' educational
achievement.