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Dr. Satish Kumar

Dr. Shanti Sharma

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When engaging with the people in their environment, everyone reveals aspects of theirpersonality and character. How these characteristics form may be affected by a wide range ofenvironmental factors. Physical education is a crucial part of this procedure. The process of teacherfitness at a university is described as one area of educational activity that helps educators socially adaptto university conditions fosters the development of prospective professionals' socially andprofessionally substantial personal qualities their capacity for advancement in the continuouslyshifting circumstances of a social environment and interpersonal production. The authors put a premiumon the influence of a person's upbringing, peers, and one's own mind on their maturation and maturationinto their ideal selves.

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