Creative Historical Thinking presents methods of visualizing historical thought and encourages readers to develop their own pathways into historical research and writing on a creative model.
"If you are in the business of teaching students how to be effective history teachers, communicators, and practitioners, Michael Douma's new book deserves a place on your syllabus.?Creative Historical Thinking is a wonderful contribution to the growing?literature on the place of historical thinking in public life."??
-John Fea, Professor of History, Messiah College, author of Why Study History: Reflecting on the Importance of the Past
"An imaginative alternative to linear history. The personal touch of relating dry, chronological events to a reader's own personal timeline is sure to change how we view both past and present, and weigh their relevance to our lives."
- Richard E. Cytowic, Professor of Neurology, George Washington University, author of Wednesday is Indigo Blue
"Douma provides fresh ideas about the process of doing and teaching history. The emphasis on "creative historical thinking" provides a much needed humanistic emphasis within the literature of doing history. Douma provides ample examples and practical insights into the process of doing and teaching history using creativity within the bounds of the discipline."
- David Zwart, Assistant Professor of History Education, Grand Valley State University
