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Home > Arnold Pulda Arnold Pulda Arnold Pulda is the Liaison for Gifted & Talented student programs for the Worcester, Massachusetts, Public Schools. Professional Experience: Arnold is a Fellow (1998) of the American Memory program at the Library of Congress, and returned there in the summer of 2001 to act as a facilitator and coach. Before his recent move into administration, he taught the U.S. History survey course at Doherty Memorial High School for eight years. Arnold has been a "wired" educator since before the wires were brought into the schools. He has published many articles on the subject of how to use the Internet in the classroom, and leads many workshops on the subject. He is teacher-editor of the online education magazine MidLink (www.ncsu.edu/midlink). His Web site is at www.doctorgus.net. Education: Arnold has a Ph.D. in U.S. History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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