Cohort 21 | Bob Hayes | Mentions https://cohort21.com/members/bhayes/activity/mentions/ Activity feed mentioning Bob Hayes. Wed, 03 Jun 2026 23:13:21 -0400 https://buddypress.org/?v= en-CA 30 hourly 2 dfc652b1123e12a4e0ff540aa97ed706 Graham Vogt posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/isabellaliu/2024/10/09/is-gen-ai-in-education-an-urgent-or-important-matter/#comment-29 Thu, 21 Nov 2024 14:28:03 -0500 @iLiu , this is of course a wonderfully relevant (and yes, urgent) beginning to an action plan as you address a tension at the forefront of education at large, within every teaching and learning community, and each of as educators, no matter where we find ourselves in this fast-moving AI journey. Creating a tool that may effectively calm the noise…Read more

In reply to - Isabella Liu wrote a new post on the site Isabella Liu Is Gen AI in Education an urgent or important matter?Another year, another season of Cohort21. While this may be my third time  participating in the Design […] ]]> a3a9df53388c9b0469590c2bdc4cf18c Graham Vogt posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/courtneypickering/2024/11/18/season-13-coaching-for-a-new-year/#comment-12 Tue, 19 Nov 2024 13:52:19 -0500 @cpickering , WOW!!! This is obviously a deep and powerful journey into Indigenous Learning. I am completely astounded by the extent and variety of experience you provided and facilitated, and the level of thought, care and bold initiative you took in your design and planning.

I can’t wait to hear more about the opportunity of a two week…Read more

In reply to - Courtney Pickering wrote a new post on the site Courtney Pickering Season 13- Coaching for a New Year Part of why I love the Cohort Community is it allows for space for Professional Growth Planning and what we need […] ]]> 343c65c10d46853699f436f6030c464c Graham Vogt posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2023/10/09/urgent-vs-important-learning-to-lead-from-leaders/#comment-23 Mon, 27 Nov 2023 03:35:44 -0500 @bhayes So sorry it’s taken until now to properly respond to your post. I’m excited for a year of learning and experience alongside of you. I’m so grateful for your honesty and vulnerability alluding to your own experiences that drive your action around wellness. And I can’t imagine a better position from which to lead: honesty, humility and…Read more

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes Urgent vs Important – Learning to lead from leaders Question 1: I chose to come back to cohort21 this season because I have changed my outlook on life and how I […] ]]> 1cb5bfa485b67bf19c41c87e108b4a36 Justin Medved posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2023/11/26/ignite-spark/#comment-24 Mon, 27 Nov 2023 03:35:30 -0500 @bhayes Thanks for sharing both your action plan question and the process that led your to it. What a journey! We are so lucky to have you as one of our coaches this year. A perfect place to road test your mindfulness toolkit and share some of what you have learned with those working in similar spaces. @gnichols

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes Ignite Spark How might we offer mindfulness practices that unlock our potential and reveal a better version of ourselves?  You may wonder why not say […] ]]> 6c0ea5a7deb69bbcd7c5ca9cbd0a540e Tina Jagdeo posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2019/01/10/solving-the-worlds-greatest-problem/#comment-14 Wed, 11 Oct 2023 13:42:18 -0400 @bhayes. Love that you have created space in your curriculum to connect to real-world problems. What a great way to bring your science curriculum off of the page. I wonder if you have thought about the provocations or thought starters you might use to help your students connect to and deepen their thinking about an issue? Often provocations can…Read more

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes I want my grade 5 science students to solve the world’s greatest problem. How might we invent a product using renewable energy sources to reduce our carbon […] ]]> b3a95d8163eeef46e056929cb1b5badc Tim Rollwagen posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2019/04/11/too-much-co2/#comment-20 Wed, 11 Oct 2023 13:42:07 -0400 @bhayes, this is a noble question and ultimately the challenge for this generation of future young leaders.

I am excited to hear about how they did. Looking to next year, is it possible to build in an action plan, where students take action and have to demonstrate that they have tried to make a difference. I found this challenging at the grade…Read more

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes I want my grade 5 science students to solve the world’s greatest problem. How might we invent a product using renewable energy sources to reduce our carbon f […] ]]> c5a31f2dca3a9f3302b46a795ba9c97f Justin Medved posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2023/10/09/urgent-vs-important-learning-to-lead-from-leaders/#comment-21 Wed, 11 Oct 2023 13:42:03 -0400 @bhayes We are so glad you are back for Season 12 and excited about leading from the middle and within your school. Creating an action plan that focuses on staff and student well-being is a wonderful way to leverage this community and all of the expertise found within it.

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes Urgent vs Important – Learning to lead from leaders Question 1: I chose to come back to cohort21 this season because I have changed my outlook on life and how I […] ]]> 6a409f7da296565b00f45066acc24bc4 Justin Medved posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2019/04/11/too-much-co2/#comment-19 Fri, 12 Apr 2019 01:36:09 -0400 @bhayes I love it when teachers set ambitious goals and have students reach for an aspirational bar. Sometimes they surprise us and get there!

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes I want my grade 5 science students to solve the world’s greatest problem. How might we invent a product using renewable energy sources to reduce our carbon f […] ]]> 3fdaf8947f836e2afa8e3dd47888ba05 Justin Medved posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/cameroneby/2019/01/11/living-the-dream/#comment-6 Tue, 15 Jan 2019 02:53:08 -0500 @ceby Living the dream!!
Thanks for including some student work. This is really coming along. I am so interested to hear from your students at the end of the year. What students found this to be motivational and why?

Looping in our PHE cohort members.
@mverbeek @bhayes @fsawyer @kzelinsky – Check out what Cam is doing. Use the 3rd F2F to…Read more

In reply to - Cameron Eby wrote a new post on the site Cameron Eby Hello Cohort 21 Team (first time blogger here), As many Cohorters have been navigating their inspiration and direction through the protocols, I came into this […] ]]> 049e94f5134a87cd2314245eaece84fe Justin Medved posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2019/01/10/solving-the-worlds-greatest-problem/#comment-11 Thu, 10 Jan 2019 22:24:54 -0500 @bhayes Another action plan question that captures the essence of your intention here might be something like

“How might we deepen student learning through authentic project based assessment”

or if you are really focusing on the environmental side of things

“How might we foster environmental stewardship in students through project based…Read more

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes I want my grade 5 science students to solve the world’s greatest problem. How might we invent a product using renewable energy sources to reduce our carbon […] ]]> f8fa29cb305ab8ae0a1d08755d3be200 Tim Rollwagen posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2018/11/12/the-power-of-three/#comment-10 Thu, 10 Jan 2019 22:24:52 -0500 @bhayes, I enjoyed reading your journey through the ‘power of three’. Indeed, as @jmedved has indicated, Saturday will be about finding exactly where your urgency lies within the realm of what you are already working on. I like how you made small changes that resulted in a positive shift for your students’ engagement and learning.

Looking at…Read more

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes Power of Three Step 1: Now that November approaches and it is time for progress reports to be finalized I have had enough time to be able to know my students […] ]]> d38b7a792b0b65b25fd86c7dae581a5e Lisa Nurse posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2018/10/13/hello-cohort-21/#comment-4 Thu, 10 Jan 2019 22:24:41 -0500 @bhayes

Also looking forward to what this year may bring! Sounds like it’s going to be a productive and engaging year of learning and collaboration!

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes Today is my first face 2 face session at cohort 21. I’m a teacher at Kingsway College School and teach grade 4 gym, grade 5 science and grade 6 math. So far I’ve […] ]]> dc05dbe88a2f7dd76e18971098580f60 Justin Medved posted a new activity comment https://cohort21.com/bobhayes/2018/11/12/the-power-of-three/#comment-9 Wed, 14 Nov 2018 11:05:46 -0500 @bhayes Those are three worthy areas for your action plan energy

Optimal collaboration conditions vs effective support/enrichment structures/systems vs Mindset building

Which one will give you the most return on learning for your time and which one seems most urgent to your right now?

Well im happy to say that Saturday will be all about…Read more

In reply to - Bob Hayes wrote a new post on the site Bob Hayes Power of Three Step 1: Now that November approaches and it is time for progress reports to be finalized I have had enough time to be able to know my students […] ]]>