Students will formulate compelling open-ended questions about the historical milestones, cultural impacts, and scientific perspectives on caffeine that guide their upcoming research, sparking curiosity and shaping the direction for their illustrated timelines and infographics.

Students will conduct research on the historical milestones of the caffeine industry in the U.S., perform interviews with local coffee shop owners about current consumption patterns, and collect data from international sources to identify and compare caffeine production and consumption trends across different countries, all to inform the creation of their illustrated timeline or infographic.

Students will synthesize their research into illustrated timelines or infographics comparing caffeine industry milestones in the U.S. and another country, preparing these for feedback sessions and the upcoming global cafe tasting event.

Students will present and discuss their illustrated timelines and infographics, providing and receiving feedback from peers and invited guests to refine their historical narrative and insights on caffeine's cultural and economic impact.

Students will conduct a reflective analysis of their illustrated timelines or infographics, participate in peer discussions to gain insights on their global cafe tasting event presentations, and document their learning journey and emerging questions in reflection journals to deepen their understanding of the historical impact and cultural significance of caffeine.

Students will host a lively global cafe tasting event to showcase their research on the caffeine industry's evolution by presenting their timelines and infographics, engaging participants with insightful knowledge on caffeine's cultural and historical impact and drawing comparisons with global consumption patterns.