My name is Ken Bentley, and I currently teach mathematics at Loy Norrix High School in Kalamazoo, Michigan. I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from Liberty University in 1990, a Bachelor of Arts degree in secondary mathematics from Western Michigan University in 1994, and a Master's degree in math education from Western in 2006. This is my sixteenth year working as an educator; as much as I enjoy working with students, my true love is being in the untamed outdoors. Born and raised in Michigan's upper peninsula, I go deer hunting, fishing, camping, hiking and skiing as often as I can. In this photo, I'm teaching my older son, Noah, the manly skill of navigating a four-wheeler in White River, Canada.