Text: The Royals are fourth in the Championship, but face four of the top six sides in their next six fixtures.
Stam's side lost 1-0 to promotion rivals Huddersfield on Tuesday, ending a six-match unbeaten run, but the Dutchman remains confident.
"The players believe in the system that brought us to the point where we are now today," the 44-year-old said.
The defeat by third-placed Huddersfield left Reading eight points adrift of the automatic promotion places with 13 matches remaining.
The Royals play Brighton on Saturday, with fixtures against Newcastle, Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds also scheduled over the next six weeks.
Although Reading have conceded 42 goals in the league this season - seven more than any other top-six side - Stam believes his players are fully onboard with his tactics.
He told BBC Radio Berkshire: "If we keep on doing it we can dominate the game, play well, go forward and create chances. The belief is there and there's no changing that.
"We'll keep on doing what we've been doing until the end of the season, it's given us success and points.
"At this stage you want to measure yourself against the best teams in the Championship. It would be nice, when you play them, to win those games and stay in the top six."
summary: Reading manager Jaap Stam has vowed to keep faith with his side's playing style as a difficult period approaches.
Text: The casualty, a 55-year-old man from Elgin, was taken to Dumfries Infirmary after the collision at 17:50 on Wednesday.
The road was closed for some time for accident investigations.
The biker suffered a broken arm and ruptured spleen in the incident. The tractor driver was unhurt.
Police have appealed for any witnesses to the crash to contact them.
summary: A motorcyclist has been seriously injured in a crash with a tractor and trailer on the Dumfries to Dalbeattie road near Beeswing.
Text: England's loss to Iceland will go down as one of the biggest shocks in international football in recent times.
Iceland has a population of just 330,000 and are among the lowest-ranked teams in the tournament at 34 in the world.
"I'm sorry it will have to end this way but these things happen," Hodgson said.
"I hope you will still be able to see an England team in a final of a major tournament soon.
"Now is the time for someone else to oversee the progress of a hungry and extremely talented group of players. They have done fantastically, and done everything asked of them."
Hodgson had been in charge of the side for four years and replaced Italian manager Fabio Capello, but has won just three of 11 games in major tournament finals.
In a statement released after Hodgson stepped down, the FA said: "Like the nation, we are disappointed to lose this evening and that our run in Euro 2016 has come to a premature end.
"We had high hopes of progressing through to the latter stages of the competition and accept that we have not met our own expectations or those of the country.
"We back Roy Hodgson's decision to step down as England manager and will discuss next steps imminently."
summary:
Roy Hodgson has resigned as England manager after his team lost 2-1 to Iceland and were knocked out of Euro 2016.