This study aimed to explore how CD and DVD-aided situated teaching enhances English listening skills of junior high school students, with their attitudes investigated. In compliance with a quasi-experimental design, this study was supported by a teaching session of sixteen weeks; meanwhile, the teaching materials consisted of ten units in the September issue of Let's Talk in English, 2014. The participants, i.e., two classes of eighth-graders, were recruited from a junior high school in Tainan. Thirty participants in the experimental group (EG) learned English by the DVD-aided situated learning method while the control group (CG) had thirty-one participants, who followed a CD-aided method. As a pretest before the experiment, both the EG and the CG took an elementary-level listening test of General English Proficiency Test (GEPT), and answered a Likert-scale questionnaire about English learning attitudes. As a posttest after the experimental programs were implemented, both groups again received the elementary-level listening test of GEPT and completed a Likert-scale questionnaire about English learning attitudes. With between-group comparison conducted after the experiment, the following results were discovered: (1) There was a significant difference in English listening achievement. (2) The high-performance and low-performance students showed a significant difference in English listening achievement. (3) There was a significant difference in English learning attitudes. (4) The high-performance and low-performance students showed a significant difference in English learning attitudes. After the experiment, EG shows bimodal distribution, and this issue deserves further study in the future.