The main focus of this study is to understand the classroom direct glare effect of exceeded luminance coming from the suspended luminaries in the situation of student looking to the blackboard. The results of this experiment show that among the three types of classroom luminaries, the cut-off type with better shielding angle and layout setting paralleled to blackboard has lower glare effect. It also shows that either non-cut-off type or semi-cut-off type luminaries with layout perpendicular to the blackboard have lower glare effect. Students whose seat position near to the classroom central line and at front area expresses higher percentage of eye irritation caused by the luminaries. Finally a regression model of glare level rating is established for luminaries of classrooms, and the luminance of luminaries is the most important factor for the glare level rating model.