Podcast appearances and mentions of matt bromley

To celebrate the 100th edition of the SecEd Podcast this episode counts down our top 10 most popular podcasts of all time. Have you listened to them all? Launched in early 2020, the SecEd Podcast has been on air for five years and to mark episode 100 podcast co-hosts Pete Henshaw and Matt Bromley reveal our top 10 most listened to episodes – interspersed with clips and highlights from each one. Without giving the game away, themes include oracy education, senior and middle leadership, quality first teaching, classroom management, Pupil Premium, inclusion and SEN, and much, much more. Matt and Pete also pick out their own favourite episodes from the last five years. All these episodes and indeed all of our 100 episodes are available to listen back to via the SecEd website – www.sec-ed.co.uk/podcast – or via your streaming service of choice. Our thanks to you – the teachers and educators of the UK – for listening. Here's to the next 100 episodes!

#bigwaves #bigwavesurfing #surf #ocean #podcast A huge thank you to Stance, our partners in this incredible episode. USE CODE "STANCE20" for 20% off all items! Head to https://www.thestorestuff.co.za/colle... to check out the latest drop. Matt's passion is paddling into the biggest waves in the world. He watches the globe for large storm, and when all the elements come together, book's a ticket and chases the energy across the world. He documents the big waves these storms create and produces high quality content which is distributed through various global media platforms. Matt's other passion is sharing his experiences to inspire and empower people to ride their "big waves". Matt believe's that in every storm there is a big wave to ride; every change and every challenge has a wave of opportunity for breakthrough and growth. For more information, visit https://www.mattbromleysurf.com/ Don't forget to like and subscribe FOR MORE INFO Matt Bromley - https://www.instagram.com/mattbromleysurf/ Stance - https://www.instagram.com/stancesocks_sa/ Joshua Eady - https://www.instagram.com/justblamejosh/ Storytime Podcast - https://www.instagram.com/storytimepodcastjosh/ WATCH https://youtu.be/4he8nNvSNwI

Matt Bromley is a big wave surfer, slab specialist, podcaster, public speaker, and community outreach worker from Cape Town, South Africa.  Follow him on Instagram, here. On youtube, here. And support his work with the 9Miles Project here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we are delighted to be joined by authors Andy Griffith and Matt Bromley to discuss their newest book, The Working Classroom. We talk all about: - Classism and is prevalence in the education system - Why social mobility might not be the solution - How teachers and school leaders can address the classism on the ground - Cultural capital and what this means in the 21st Century - Disadvantage in education & how we address it - Their hopes for the future of education Book website www.theworkingclassroom.co.uk Matt's website: www.bromleyeducation.co.uk Andy's website: www.malit.org.uk Book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1785836986/ Book on Crown House website: http://www.crownhouse.co.uk/the-working-classroom Thanks so much for joining us again for another episode - we appreciate you. Let us know if you have any thoughts, questions or comments. Ben & Steve x Championing those who are making the future of education a reality. Follow us on X, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn @edufuturists Check out all past episodes at www.edufuturists.com Want to sponsor future episodes or get involved with the Edufuturists work? Get in touch: info@edufuturists.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edufuturistspodcast/message

TBone is joined this week by Matt "Bromdog" Bromley, renowned big wave charger from Cape Town in South Africa. It's Bromdog's second visit to the (virtual) shedquarters and sees the heavy water wrangling maniac promoting his new, off the chain film. If you like your waves big n chunky, jump into the ep and also check the movie out - its an absolute jol Bru. Available on all the good platforms, just google the heck out of it and you'll find it. Fully lekker Flegends!

TBone is joined this week by Matt "Bromdog" Bromley, renowned big wave charger from Cape Town in South Africa. It's Bromdog's second visit to the (virtual) shedquarters and sees the heavy water wrangling maniac promoting his new, off the chain film. If you like your waves big n chunky, jump into the ep and also check the movie out - its an absolute jol Bru. Available on all the good platforms, just google the heck out of it and you'll find it. Fully lekker Flegends!

For the last 25 years, costs have been the driver for most businesses. As the supply chain was a stable space, choosing a supplier was about reducing costs and picking a product based on the design already created. However, geopolitical reasons and the COVID-19 pandemic redesigned the supply chain landscape; it transformed it into a brittle, flaky, and very unstable terrain.  I'm your host, Steph Chavez, a Senior Product Marketing Manager with Siemens. I'm glad to be joined by Matt Bromley, Vice President of Product Strategy and Technology with Siemens. Today, he'll help us understand Siemens' approach to optimization in the supply chain and how that applies to designing for supply chain resilience.  In this episode, you'll hear about how to deal with supply chain instability, why engineering, procurement, and NPI, are no longer operating in silos, and the new way of looking at single components trust. Additionally, you'll learn about what's being done in the components authenticity realm and what is being done to identify threats in the supply chain.  What You'll Learn in this Episode: What has changed in the supply chain, how that affects the market, and how it operates (2:06) How to evaluate if we are having a data resiliency problem (5:51) How does a trusted supply chain affect optimization (8:51) What is the value of knowing where a component is used (14:41) How's the Root of Trust principle being applied to components' authenticity (15:31) Connect with Matt Bromley LinkedIn Connect with Steph Chavez LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Victory Church Cape Town has started a new series "Deeper". Listen as our preaching team share on Loving God, Loving His People, Living Life and Advancing his kingdom.

Cal looks to discover if there is anything in our ordinary lives that mirrors the fear and purpose Matt Bromley feels when he surfs 50-foot waves. Cal arrives at an unexpected place that shows him how he can have much impact.

Matt "Bromdog" Bromley joins Namu and Tbone this week to discuss his new film Over the Edge. Bromdog is a calm, measured person on land, but throw a crazy 20 ft double up at him and he turns into a completely bonkers MADMAN! Over the Edge is a fascinating insight into the mind of a big wave surfer and well worth the price to watch - from memeory it is under 10 bucks! Check it out here; https://vimeo.com/ondemand/overtheedge

Increased electronics complexity has directly impacted all stages of the design and manufacturing processes. This comes at a time when companies are being pushed by market forces to cut the time to market and still make quality products at affordable prices. One of the possible ways to meet these expectations is through the automation of some of the resource-consuming tasks within the design stage.Today's hosts are Nicholas Finberg of Siemens Global Marketing, and Tim Kinman, Vice President of Trending Solutions and Global Program Lead for Systems Digitalization at Siemens Digital Industries Software. They are joined by Mark Malinoski and Matt Bromley from the EDA space to talk about vertical connected development.In this episode, you'll learn about the challenges that can be solved by automating some tasks within the design process. You'll also learn about the benefits of continuous verification and how it impacts product design adaptability. Lastly, you'll hear about what the future holds for MBSE and the role that increased complexity will play in the world of electronics.What You'll Learn in this Episode:How automation can play an important role in MBSE (00:43)The challenges that stem from a lack of continuous verification in electronics design (05:11)How the supply chain is evolving and the cause of the changes being experienced (08:06)What the future holds for MBSE (12:47)Connect with Matt Bromley: LinkedInConnect with Mark Malinoski: LinkedInConnect with Tim Kinman: LinkedInConnect with Nicholas Finberg: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As electronics become more complex, the task of designing has become more demanding. Improvement of a single component in most cases requires a change of several other components and subsystems. To achieve this, companies have had to shift from the traditional product design approach to a digital approach that allows for e-building and testing before the prototype stage is reached.Today's hosts are Nicholas Finberg of Siemens Global Marketing, and Tim Kinman, Vice President of Trending Solutions and Global Program Lead for Systems Digitalization at Siemens Digital Industries Software. They are joined by Mark Malinoski and Matt Bromley from the EDA space to talk about vertical connected development.In this episode, you'll learn about the impact that complexity is having on the electronics design process. You'll also understand how digital twins and digital threads assist in managing collaboration by enhancing traceability and observability. Lastly, you'll learn about the challenges faced when decomposing down to silicone and then recomposing the system.What You'll Learn in this Episode:The impact that complexity is having on MBSE (04:10)The challenge of decomposing systems architecture so as to have common context (07:48)Why customers like to get an early architecture that meets specified requirements (10:58)What it looks like as you drill down and refine an electronic systems architecture (14:44)Why complexity increases as you move towards individual domains (21:44)Connect with Matt Bromley: LinkedInConnect with Mark Malinoski: LinkedInConnect with Tim Kinman: LinkedInConnect with Nicholas Finberg: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Over the Edge follows the journey of surfer, Matt Bromley, from the freezing waters of Cape Town to the pinnacle of big wave surfing at Pe‘ahi (Jaws), in Hawaii. The motivating force driving him from one challenge to the next, Bromley says, is fear. Or, more accurately, the rush he gets from overcoming it. “Everyone feels fear. It's healthy to be afraid,” he says. “But it's how you deal with it that counts. No matter what you're facing, fear can be used as a tool to accomplish your goals. When you lean into the fear and move through it, that's when the magic happens.”

Ofsted's inspection framework requires schools in England to focus on the intent, implementation and impact of their curriculum. Last year, Matt Bromley, author of School and College Curriculum Design, discussed his six-step process for curriculum intent (https://bit.ly/3cl68fY). Now we invite Matt back to focus on curriculum implementation and impact. Implementation: Translating curriculum into teaching and long-term learning; acquiring and applying learning; how pupils' memory works; effective learning environments; the right culture and systems; workload; collaboration; CPD... Impact: What is assessment? What are we assessing? How can we ensure assessment is effective? Improving marking/feedback and deciding upon your outcomes.

What does professional big wave surfing and teaching have in common? Turns out there are lessons to be learnt from chasing the storms out on the ocean. Matt Bromley is a professional Big Wave Surfer who chases storms for a living, surfing some of the largest big waves on the planet. Matt is an eight etmes cover boy of various local and international surf magazines, South African Surfing Captain and enthusiastic story teller. His passion is to empower people and their businesses to ride their big waves.During this episode we explore the lessons from surfing the biggest waves on the ocean and how teachers can implement these lessons in their lives and in their teaching.Join other Super Teachers online:Facebook - @SuperTeachersUnite Instagram - @super_teacher_fTwitter - @Super_Teacher_FWebsite - www.phoenixed.co.za

In this episode, Matt Bromley interviews colleagues from four secondary schools to find out how we can ensure an effective transition of pupils from year 6 to 7. The panel shares perennial good practice advice for transition and ensuring a smooth start in September, but also touches on the particulars of transition in 2021 as pupils recover from the impact of Covid-19. We discuss issues relating to teaching & learning, pedagogy, pastoral and wellbeing issues, administration & management, liaising with feeder primary schools and families, and more. The podcast offers lots of quick, practical and useful ideas.

On this week's episode of Words Words Speak, we sit down with big wave surfer Matt 'BromDog' Bromley. From scoring runner up at the wave of the winter in Hawaii, to being invited to the most prestigious big wave event in the world - the Eddie - Matt rocks our socks off with some phenomenal stories. Check out Matt on his social media below: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mattbromleysurf/?hl=en Please like & subscribe if you enjoyed the episode. Thanks for listening!

Matt Bromley is one of the best Professional Big Wave Surfers in the world, known for riding massive, adrenaline inducing waves that tower over 75 feet high including Jaws in Hawaii, Mavericks near San Francisco, and Dungeons near his home in Cape Town, South Africa. When Matt isn't riding waves alongside world champion surfers, he's…Continue reading ➞ Matt Bromley, Pro Big Wave Surfer, Visualizing Your Hero Moment – Episode 147The post Matt Bromley, Pro Big Wave Surfer, Visualizing Your Hero Moment – Episode 147 first appeared on Mike Malatesta.

Matt Bromley is one of the best Professional Big Wave Surfers in the world, known for riding massive, adrenaline inducing waves that tower over 75 feet high including Jaws in Hawaii, Mavericks near San Francisco, and Dungeons near his home in Cape Town, South Africa. When Matt isn’t riding waves alongside world champion surfers, he’s…Continue reading ➞ Matt Bromley, Pro Big Wave Surfer, Visualizing Your Hero Moment – Episode 147

Meet Matt Bromley, the “South African Pterodactyl,” as Dave lovingly calls him. Bromley is a renowned big wave surfer, best known for his films Risky Business and Risky Ripples. Listen in as Matt and Dave discuss calculated risks, how to transform fear into excitement, and Matt’s experiences traveling the world as a big wave surfer. Links Matt’s Instagram: @mattbromleysurf Matt’s Email: info@mattbromleysurf.com

Matt Bromley talks to headteacher Phil Denton, head of English Chloe Testa, and education trainer Peter Radford about teacher workload. They discuss the impact burn-out can have on teachers' wellbeing, as well as the consequences of low teacher retention and explore possible solutions. They discuss the importance of school culture, explaining that often it’s the nature of the work teachers are asked to do that causes anxiety. They argue that teachers should be afforded autonomy when it comes to planning and assessment. They discuss the impact Covid-19 has had on workload and what schools might learn about flexible working.

If you’re a big-wave surfer — and, a big-wave surfer from Cape Town, South Africa — it’s not about quantity; it’s about quality. Because, when it takes something, like, 50 hours to get to a place where the swell’s going to flex, be it Jaws, Nias, or Mullaghmore…yeah, you’ve got to be discerning. Precise. Surgical. Meet Cape Town’s Matt Bromley. He’s the guy that shows up on his own after a 3-day flight and bags the wave of the day, chipping in from some lineup spot 10 yards deeper than the pack. Not long after a quick bout with COVID, he sat down with Jamie Mitchell in the latest episode of The Late Drop. 0:00: Run of recent big swells in South Africa, Getting sick with COVID, Recent Dungeons session, Growing up in Cape Town, Being a swimmer/water polo 14:57: Growing up, surfing Cape Town during childhood, Going to Hawaii staying with Benji Brand, Attraction to slabs/big tubes, Making big waves/training a career, Challenges with travel of being a Saffa big wave free surfer 32:14: South African inspirations/mentors in big wave surfing, Experience at Dungeons, Great Whites, Twiggy’s expertise, Dangers of big waves with kelp, Red Bull Dungeons Event 49:22: Comparing Dungeons to other big wave breaks, Cape Town’s Sunset break, Towing vs paddling in South Africa 59:33: That Nias swell, Manifesting talent in big waves, Feelings about end of the WSL BWWT 1:22:01: Matt’s 5-to-Finish Questions

Matt Bromley talks to Professor Simon Conroy about understanding frailty and how it impacts care for older people.

Matt Bromley is a Professional Big Wave Surfer from Cape Town, South Africa. Growing up in Kommetjie, a seaside village on the South Peninsular of Cape Town, Matt had access to several big wave surf spots on his doorstep such as Sunsets and Dungeons Reef. Matt tells us about how a surf session at Dungeons at the age of 17 turned from a terrifying experience into a life changing experience which ultimately set him on course to becoming a professional Big Wave Surfer. Matt talks about how he has found a great sense of purpose in riding big waves and how in times where he should be terrified he is able to tap into a deep inner peace through his faith and trust. We hear about how he ‘chases' storms in search of the next BIG wave and how as a surfer you are at the mercy of nature, which not even the best technology in the world can predict with 100% accuracy, he talks about how we should learn to enjoy not having control over everything.Matt's search for the biggest waves has taken him around the world which he has documented in films such as Risky Business and Global Slab Hunter.Matt is an inspirational young guy who leads by example, showing us what is possible when you plan, prepare and live with purpose.Sign Up to our ‘Podcast Portal' for access to show notes, exclusive content and special offers.Sign Up > www.awakentonature.comJOIN THE COMMUNITY:Instagram > @awakentonatureFacebook > @awakentonature

Matt Bromley talks to John Fletcher and Manoj Wickramasinghe about the practicalities of developing a high-fidelity simulation course for critical care with an MDT focus. 

Matt Bromley talks to Andrew Jacques about how he developed an in-situ simulation program on their intensive care unit in Reading.

In this SecEd Podcast, Matt Bromley interviews assistant headteacher, Zoe Evans, about her work on embedding literacy, numeracy and digital competency skills across the curriculum at her school in Colwyn Bay, North Wales. Zoes takes us through the process she followed including the creation of a ’skills team’ and the identification of the common skills that students need to use in most subject disciplines. Zoe also talks about establishing a common language for learning across her school, and of the importance of consistency in the key words and definitions teachers use, in order to aid transfer of knowledge across subject fields.   Zoe explains how her school is now sharing its approach to skills development across Wales in partnership with the Welsh government.

In this SecEd Podcast, Matt Bromley interviews former headteacher, David Birch, about his work as part of the Forgotten Third Commission, which looked into how to improve the prospects of students who do not achieve at least a Grade 4 pass in GCSE English and maths. The fact that this represents about a third of 16-year-olds year-in, year-out is not an accident but the product of the system of comparable outcomes whereby the spread of GCSE grades is pegged to what cohorts of similar ability achieved in the past.  The Commission points out that young people who fall below this bar pay a high price and its report focused specifically on how we can do better for these students in respect of English, though many of its observations could also be applied to maths. David talks to Matt about each of the Commission’s findings and brings us up to date with the group’s work, including the recent creation of a Passport in English. The discussion also touches upon Pupil Premium practice, including the problems of an intervention-heavy approach ahead of a focus on the quality of teaching and learning and cultural capital and aspiration.

In this two-part SecEd Podcast, we speak with expert Matt Bromley, a former teacher and school leader, SecEd editorial board member, and author, about curriculum design. Based on his new book, School and College Curriculum Design, Matt takes us through his six steps for effective and coherent curriculum design, focusing on Ofsted's new inspection requirements as well as general best practice principles. These six steps are to: Agree the vision, Set the destination, Assess the starting points, Identify the way-points, Define excellence, and Diminish disadvantage. The first podcast in this series covered steps one to three. This podcast is part 2 and focuses on steps four to six. In conversation with SecEd editor Pete Henshaw, Matt offers a range of practical advice and reflection, as well as some key questions to help schools evaluate their own curriculum design work. This podcast is published in conjunction with Matt Bromley's recent SecEd Best Practice Focus on Curriculum Design.

In this two-part SecEd Podcast, we speak with expert Matt Bromley, a former teacher and school leader, SecEd editorial board member, and author, about curriculum design. Based on his new book, School and College Curriculum Design, Matt takes us through his six steps for effective and coherent curriculum design, focusing on Ofsted's new inspection requirements as well as general best practice principles. In conversation with SecEd editor Pete Henshaw, Matt offers a range of practical advice and reflection, as well as some key questions to help schools evaluate their own curriculum design work.

Bromdog chases a big storm to Ireland. They’re hunting the riskiest wave of them all; Mullaghmore. Things are about to get large and icy. Additional Cinematography - Guy Mac For more rad content www.skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv

Bromdog chases a big storm to Ireland. They’re hunting the riskiest wave of them all; Mullaghmore. Things are about to get large and icy. Additional Cinematography - Guy Mac For more rad content www.skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv

Bromdog ventures to the tropics to surf one of the heaviest waves in Indonesia. They're chasing a phantom bombie, which was created during the 2004 earthquake. For more rad content www.skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv

Bromdog ventures to the tropics to surf one of the heaviest waves in Indonesia. They're chasing a phantom bombie, which was created during the 2004 earthquake. For more rad content www.skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv

Matt Bromley chases down some isolated, risky slabs in Australia for the first episode of his Risky Ripples series. For more rad content skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv

Matt Bromley chases down some isolated, risky slabs in Australia for the first episode of his Risky Ripples series. For more rad content skuff.tv/ facebook.com/SkuffTV/ instagram.com/skufftv/ vimeo.com/skufftv youtube.com/user/wwwskufftv