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French Textbooks and workbooks C’est parti ! 4
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C’est parti ! 4

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C’est parti ! – a French language learning method designed specifically for Polish students. It takes into account the unique characteristics of education in Polish schools, tailoring both the difficulty level of tasks and the selection of exercises accordingly.

Approval number: 989/4/2021 Go to the online store

Product advantages

  • The C’est parti! series was created with Polish students in mind and is adapted to the specifics of Polish schools.
  • It takes into account the latest requirements of the Ministry of National Education (MEN).
  • It consists of four parts designed for four years of study in high schools and five years in technical schools (with two to three hours per week, one textbook covers one academic year).
  • It follows the core curriculum requirements III.2.0 as well as III.2.
  • It provides innovative access to audio recordings on smartphones via QR codes.
  • The electronic version of the textbook is designed for use on interactive whiteboards.

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Downloadable materials

  • Documentation

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  • Documentation 2024

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  • To receive them, please contact the publisher at: info@wydawnictwodraco.pl

     Quizzes, tests, and answers

  • Exam lesson plans are available exclusively for teachers. To obtain them, please contact the publisher via email at: info@wydawnictwodraco.pl.

     Lesson plans

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  • Materiel imprimable, projetable

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Audio materials

Additional materials

Interactive materials

Authors

  • dr hab. Magdalena Sowa

    dr hab. Magdalena Sowa

    Romance scholar and research staff member at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, specialising in the didactics of foreign languages for general and professional purposes, language acquisition, and the professionalisation of education. She graduated in Romance Philology from the Catholic University of Lublin, where she also earned advanced degrees in Romance linguistics (specialising in applied linguistics). From 2012 to 2016, she served as the Director of the Institute of Romance Philology at KUL. A multiple recipient of scholarships from the Government of the French Republic, she is an alumna of the École de Hautes Études Commerciales (Mastère spécialisé in European and International Business Engineering) and Université Paris X Nanterre (DEA in Language Sciences), and an active member of scientific societies promoting the study of foreign languages.

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