Walk,+Talk,+Cook,+Eat

Group Members: Ágatha, Valdir, Giselle, Valentina

Make source, get knowledge, process in your mind and make your own meaning. Work with metaphors: walk, talk, cook and eat.
 * INTRODUCTION**


 * WALK**

Looking sources. Using Internet, combining terms to limit your source. Not always Internet give you everything. Look for libraries too. Look references. Documenting all sources.


 * EAT**

The last metaphor of how using sources is about memory. It is basically all included in a phrase, that is “you are what you eat.” That because "when you // eat // sources — that is, think about things, experiment, read, write, talk to others — you yourself change. What you learn stays with you." However, sometimes we can risk to forget what we have learn, "but what you learn and use over a long period of time will affect you deeply and shape the way you see the world."


 * CONCLUSION**

"You won’t ever finish using sources to make meaning": you start at school and continue making meaning after that, on the job and during all your life. That is, you will learn how to:
 * // walk //(find the sources you need);
 * // talk // (converse with source authors);
 * //cook// (integrate sources to make new meaning);
 * //eat// (allow sources to change your life).