Bókstafahljóðkennsla
Bókstafahljóðkennsla, often translated as phonics instruction, is a method of teaching reading that focuses on establishing a connection between spoken sounds and written letters. The core principle is that letters and letter combinations represent specific sounds, and by understanding these relationships, learners can decode unfamiliar words. This approach emphasizes the systematic and explicit teaching of these sound-letter correspondences.
Phonics instruction typically begins with teaching individual letter sounds, such as the sound /m/ for the letter
The goal of bókstafahljóðkennsla is to equip students with the foundational skills needed to read independently