Didier Edito A2 textbook with CD and DVD (level A2) is a comprehensive learning package for learners working at the A2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The set includes a printed student book, an audio CD with listening activities, and a DVD containing video-based exercises. Lessons are graded to develop vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening comprehension, and practical speaking tasks suitable for classroom use and independent study.
Advantages
The package combines print, audio and video resources to provide multimodal practice that reinforces comprehension and production skills. Content is organised in progressive lessons that follow A2 competency targets, making it easier to track learning objectives. Audio tracks and video segments support realistic listening practice and pronunciation work, while the printed book presents explanations, examples and written exercises for consolidation.
Suitable for
- Adult and teenage learners progressing through A2-level French studies
- Classroom teachers seeking structured lesson materials and audiovisual support
- Self-study learners who require guided exercises with listening and video practice
- Preparation for A2-level coursework, tests or practical communication needs
Key specifications
- Language level: A2 (CEFR)
- Contents: printed student book, audio CD, educational DVD
- Skills addressed: listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar and vocabulary
- Format: combination of text, audio recordings and video activities for multimodal learning
- Intended use: classroom instruction and independent study
How to use
Start each lesson by reading the textbook explanations and completing the written exercises to activate vocabulary and grammar points. Use the audio CD to practice listening comprehension and pronunciation by following the tracks while repeating phrases aloud. Watch the DVD sequences to observe natural speech, contextual interactions and related comprehension tasks; pause and replay segments as needed to focus on specific items. Combine textbook tasks with audiovisual materials for regular revision and incremental progress.
Usage recommendations
For effective learning, schedule short, regular study sessions that alternate reading, listening and speaking practice. In classroom settings, use the DVD for group comprehension tasks and the CD for individual listening exercises. For self-study, keep a notebook for vocabulary and error correction, and record spoken responses to compare with the audio models.
