Volume 10,Issue 8
This study investigated the effectiveness of the BOPPPS teaching model in improving English reading skills among junior high school students in Fujian Province, China. Using a quasi-experimental design, 102 ninth-grade students from two classes participated: an experimental group (n = 51) taught with BOPPPS for 12 weeks (12 sessions) and a control group (*n = 51) receiving traditional instruction. The A2 Key for Schools test measured reading ability pre- and post-intervention. Data analysis (independent/paired t-tests, ANCOVA) revealed that students in the BOPPPS group showed significantly greater improvement in English reading ability compared to the control group. The findings indicate the BOPPPS model is well-suited for developing junior high English reading curricula to enhance student proficiency.