Encouraging asking questions seems to be a good start.
As far as NCLB, my anecdotal evidence is similar to Kriston and Dottie's. I take comfort in the words of Martin Smith:
What we do wrong is often less harmful than our failure to do good. Our wrongdoing is so often powered by an energy that can be converted to good. The secret of sin does not lie in our energetic but misdirected action; it lies in our inertia and forgetfulness, in our inner deadness, denial, and boredom.
Hopefully the misdirected action of NCLB can be converted to good.
