Generalist education systems emphasise a broad, interdisciplinary curriculum, encouraging exploration across diverse fields. In contrast, specialist education systems focus on in-depth expertise in specific areas, guiding students towards mastery within a narrower discipline.

Side B Christians are Christians who identify as experiencing same-sex attraction but nevertheless believe that homosexuality is sinful and therefore do not pursue same-sex relationships <br>

The July Revolution was a mass popular student-led uprising that ousted Bangladesh's ruling Awami League government and led to the establishment of a politically neutral interim government. The student organisers of the uprising have since occupied important positions within the interim government and founded the National Citizen's Committee (Jatiyo Nagorik Committee), a non-affiliated platform aimed at "building a democractic Bangladesh". Many of the student organisers were previously involved in political organising under the banners of various political parties.

With regard to emotional regulation, Stoicism attempts to teach people to ‘domesticate’ their emotions. It suggests individuals should accept the things they cannot change and avoid letting their emotions control them. Emotionalism, for the purpose of this debate, teaches people to embrace their emotions. It suggests emotions are a natural and healthy part of human life, and that people should not try to suppress them.

Collective identity shaped by trades and livelihoods involves emphasis on skills, such as being exceptional nurses, engineers, farmers, or teachers. In contrast, in status quo, collective identity is often formed based on a mixture of inherent social traits such as race, gender, or nationality.

Chaebol are large conglomerates based in South Korea. A chaebol will consist of multiple smaller business units, each of which operates in different sectors and industries. Chaebol form a significant part of South Korea's economy. For example, Samsung's revenue accounts for 13% of South Korean GDP. Each chaebol is generally owned and controlled by a single family.

"Girlification" is a series of trends popularised on social media which link various experiences to femininity, often leaning into attempting to reclaim existing stereotypes about women. Some examples include "sad girl music", "hot girl walks", "lazy girl jobs" (low-effort jobs with good pay), "girl dinner" (creating an unconventional meal from snacks and leftovers), and "girl math" (logistically justifying non-essential purchases).