This article discusses the importance and methods of improving creative approaches in organizing scientific research activities.

The effective popularization of methods for organizing the scientific and pedagogical activities of primary education master's students is an essential step in improving the quality of the educational process and supporting students' scientific involvement. There are several key approaches in this area that aim to enhance the quality of education and foster scientific activity in master’s students.

Creative approach, Scientific research, Innovative methodologies, Multidisciplinary collaboration, New ideas, Experiment and failure learning,

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