The first feat most melee types want is Power Attack. You're missing that, if you can talk your GM into letting you swap out Eschew Materials or Dodge you won't regret it. Otherwise, yeah get it at 7th.
Quicken Spell is probably your 9th or 11th level feat - you'll want to have some spells available without having to spend a standard action, like barkskin, enlarge person or maybe sometimes obscuring mist.
Beyond that, what books do you have available? Anything on d20pfsrd.com or are there some limits?
OK. Whichever level you don't take Quicken Spell at (9 or 11), get the Lunge feat. More reach is always good for a melee type.
After that you might choose to get Craft Wondrous Item to reduce the cost of your magic bling. Or, you might choose to get into summoning - it's late to do so but Spell Focus (conjuration) leading into Augment Summoning makes your squad of dire bears a more effective speed bump. Extend Spell can be handy. Any of these will be more effective than the combat feats available to you at high levels in the sources you've named.
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damage in pathfinder is usually about going fist i would get improved initiative instead of eschew marterials. make sure you enter
combat with your hour long and 10m/L buffs rolling. also as a bear
shaman you can summon an army as a standard action.
take some summoning feats like augment summon +4 STR and CON to you summoned bears.
Combat Reflexes - maybe. You need multiple enemies provoking AoOs within your threatened area in the same round, which doesn't happen all the time.
INA - no. It doesn't add enough damage to be worth a feat without shenanigans.
Rending Claws - NO. Like INA but worse.
Edit - also, remember the reach of a huge bear is still only 10'. You're not going to control vast areas of the battlefield, and many enemies by the levels discussed will have even more reach.