The purpose of this study was to identify the role and application of the concept of metaphor of Lakoff in thinking teaching. This research has been conducted with conceptual analysis method of 30 selected sources in two parts of the technical language and the conventional language. The results of technical language analysis indicate that the role or outcomes of conceptual metaphor in the teaching of creative thinking can be generally divided into two cognitive and social domains. Cognitive outcomes include: developing the skills of reasoning, improving the ability to reason, and rational and formal ability, and the ability to conceptualize, and from the social consequences of learning logic and reasoning to speak, learning to speak properly, principled, attractive and thoughtful, and reinforcement of spiritual and everyday speech and the like. The results of conventional language analysis show that thinking education is mostly metaphorical and metaphorical, and the choice of different metaphors can have different educational outcomes. The use of conceptual metaphors in teaching thinking is effective in facilitating learning and learning, and teachers can, for better thinking, use students to direct their thoughts, ideas and phenomena, both metaphors, and that learners create metaphors to improve their learning and to creativity in their thinking. Teachers and educators should, in the process of teaching teaching, while working with children, follow the offending and gradual stages. At the end of the article, a typical model for the teaching of creative thinking based on conceptual metaphor was presented.

Librarians need to explore their individual creativity. Creative thinking is an underutilized problem-solving skill that can be learned and applied to any situation. This article explains how librarians can understand, develop, and use their creative thinking abilities and skills in the workplace.

The overall aim of the current survey was to investigate relationship between Cooperative Learning, Creative Thinking and Critical Thinking with Social skills of Medical University students. Hence, the present study was a correlational descriptive-survey one that possesses an applied goal. The population of study included 1700 Students at University of Medical Sciences, North Khorasan; and based on Cochran formula, the sample included 313 employees using stratified simple sampling. Moreover, the data collection using four questionnaires was performed; Group learning questionnaires Moqimi et al (2013), Creative Thinking questionnaires Carter (2009), Critical Thinking questionnaires Fasyvn and Fasyvn (1990) and Social skills Ayndrbytzon and Foster (1992) Using Cronbach's alpha. Then the data was analyzed using Descriptive Statisitics section (Mean, Std Deviation and Calculating central indicators and dispersion), and also in the inferential statistics section, to measure the relationships between variables (Pearson and Regression) SPSS version 21 and the Use of the Structural equation method of LISREL version 8/8. Concequently, results indicated that there was a significant relationship between Group learning and Social skills (r=0. 871). However, there was no significant relationship between Creative Thinking (r=-0. 003) and Critical Thinking (r=-0. 045) with Social skills. To conclude, the main hypothesis of the resrarch showed that Group Learning with effective factor 2. 38 had the most impact on Social skills.