Control-oriented education is characterized as authoritarianism and groupism, which excludes individuality and makes both teachers and students feel suffocated. However, those in power cling to their vested interests, making scapegoats and claiming that men are sufferers, thereby maintaining the status quo. However, if teachers intend to support students under challenging conditions, having actual dialogues concerning the fact that men suffer as well is necessary for all concerned. In this essay, the author discusses the necessity of escaping from masculinity using case studies on high schools that have shifted from control-oriented education and presents concrete remedies to solve such problem.

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A patient is placed in the semi-Fowler's position, the upper body is elevated 15 degrees and the lower is also elevated 10 degrees from a supine position. The head is fixed with a three-point skull fixation device after being rotated 45 degrees toward the contralateral side.
This head position makes it easy to reach the Willis ring along the sphenoidal ridge with minimum retraction of the brain.
Most aneurysms are found on the main vessels around the Willis ring; looking at the main vessels from the same angle, and dissecting the vessels and the aneurysm in the same direction, one will have better orientation and surgical techniques.
Aneurysms around the Willis ring, including basilar top aneurysm and middle cerebral artery aneurysms, are operated on in the same position and through the same pterional approach.
In addition, neck clipping may be possible even in some contralateral aneurysms with an uilateral pterional approach.
This unilateral pterional approach is especially beneficial in treating cases of multiple aneurysms.
Over one half of all contralateral IC aneurysms and about one third of all contralateral MC aneurysms can be clipped with a unilateral pterional approach.
A contralateral anterior choroidal artery aneurysm cannot be clipped because it is hidden behind the optic chiasma.
In handling a basilar top aneurysm, it is rather easy when the length of the IC to the bifurcation of A₁ and M₁ is long enough, but it is difficult when the IC is arteriosclerotic and not movable, because the space for surgical maneuver is too narrow.

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