This article examines the scientific, theoretical, and methodological foundations of using folk oral literature in developing the creative activity of future teachers. The didactic potential of folk oral literature in the educational process and its role in fostering creative thinking are analyzed. In addition, effective methods for utilizing folk oral literature based on innovative approaches to enhance the professional competencies of students are scientifically substantiated.

Creative activity, folk oral literature, future teacher

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