Today, Eric will be sharing 5–6 solid, research-aligned strategies that consistently lead to positive outcomes. These are dependable, practical tools you can return to often! These are strategies that support both relationships and results!

In the world of resilience-building work, this might feel like a controversial perspective. And at the same time, it names a very real experience for those of us in the trenches—what we see, feel, and navigate every day with the young people and communities we serve.

We know that lost time during transitions adds up fast, eating away at your precious instructional minutes. In this episode of Quick Bites, the Resilience Team (Eric Nachtigal and Ginger Lewman) shares a game-changing Tier 1 strategy to make your classroom movement safe, efficient, and calm.

Eric introduces his S.T.E.A.D.Y. framework—a neuro-informed approach backed by the concepts of Dr. Bruce Perry (patterned, repetitive activities calm the nervous system).

Whether you are in elementary or secondary education, this strategy helps regulate students' nervous systems so you can get back to teaching.

📥 Free Resource:

Download the S.T.E.A.D.Y. Cheat Sheet here: [https://essdk.me/STEADY]

👇 Teacher Talk:

What is the hardest transition of the day for your class? From recess? To lunch? Let us know in the comments!

Connect with the Resilience Team:

[resilienceteam@essdack.org]

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