Although many studies and training have been conducted to improve the education, there are not
many results that have been settled on the spot and are continuously implemented. This is because many
educational measures such as new teaching methods and educational policies have not been selected for
field teachers who are finally implementing education. In this situation, it would be reasonable to examine
the reasons why there is a teaching method selected and applied to a teacher, and is continuously
implemented and settled in the classroom. This is the jury debate(JD) lesson, which has a high degree of
accessibility to the field teacher in matters such as student control, all participation, reflection on the
evaluation, and less burdensome preparation. In relation to whether a teacher’s experience will be the
same for other teachers, this study asked the pre-service elementary teachers about the availability of JD
in the field. The results of this study can be summarized as follows. There were many responses that it
would be possible to use it without difficulty, but there were more answers that it would be difficult to
use. There were several reasons for these results. First, there were difficulties in getting everyone involved.
Second, there were difficulties in preparing for the debate. Besides them, there was other concern among
the pre-service teachers that the students would not be able to play the jury role that is characteristic of
the JD lesson. This is a future challenge for JD to be set as a classroom lesson. Consistent viewpoints of
this study are approaching with the eyes of the teacher who is ultimately responsible for the education.
In order that many efforts to improve education are not falsified and to get real effects, it is necessary to
settle not only the approach of “pupil’s eye” but also that of “teacher’s eye.”