Erica Jacobs: Advanced Placement scoring: Statistics and a little magic

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Imagine 1,100 men and women in a cavernous convention center, laboring 8 to 5, seven days straight with no days off. Does that sound like a penal labor camp, or an enterprise beloved by teachers, who return year after year?

Scoring Advanced Placement tests is the yearly activity that only a participant could love — and love it we do. Don’t try to explain why to others, because they will simply not understand.

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