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What is the primary objective of 'Silent Reading' during the development of 'Reading Skill' in Hindi language teaching, and how is it considered superior to aloud reading?
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In Hindi language pedagogy, the main objective of Silent Reading is to enable students to grasp the meaning of reading material at a rapid pace without any sound or lip movement, thereby developing the ability for deep comprehension.
- Silent Reading: Fosters concentration, increases reading speed, and promotes independent learning.
- Aloud Reading: Useful for pronunciation accuracy and expression, but less effective for high-speed reading and deep cognitive processing.
Therefore, option B is the correct choice as it highlights the core cognitive benefit of silent reading over oral reading.
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