The document discusses the importance and benefits of integrating information technology (IT) into education to promote quality education. It notes that IT literacy is essential in today's technology-focused world and argues that exposure to the internet at a young age can help children develop important literacy and cognitive skills. The document also highlights initiatives at the City Montessori School in Lucknow, India to incorporate IT and establish a "techno culture" in schools to better prepare students.

1. Catch’tm Young IT Literates Dheeraj Mehrotra (National Awardee) Head, TQM in Education, City Montessori School & Degree College, Lucknow, INDIA www.computerscienceexpertise.com http://dheerajmehrotra.tripod.com

3. Honours Received Towards Quality Education: National Teacher Award by the President of India

4. Honours Received Towards Quality Education: One of the TOP Eight Best Teachers in INDIA

11. Ignorance about computers will rather render people functionally illiterate as does ignorance of reading, writing and arithmetic. ? ? ? ?

12. Any country’s social and economic well-being depends entirely on how well equipped its people are for a literacy-intensive technology in order to promote overall quality oriented academic excellence. 100% IT Literacy, the need of the HOUR.

24. Let us make Compulsory IT Education as the International Agenda of Public Opinion to be common for all towards the Prosperity of the Nations, further.

25. INVITATION FOR THE TENTH INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION On STUDENTS’ QUALITY CONTROL CIRCLES’ 2007 28 th Nov. to 1 st Dec. 2007 LUCKNOW Organised By CITY MONTESSORI SCHOOL & DEGREE COLLEGE, INDIA Under the aegis of QCI INTERNATIONAL, USA, QUALITY CIRCLE FORUM OF INDIA & WORLD COUNCIL FOR TOTAL QUALITY AND EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION Visit us at www.cmseducation.org/icsqcc For ON-line registration Write to us at [email_address]