Table 1.

The Total ATEC score norms as a function of the initial score and age from Figure 2. To find out a typical score trajectory for a child, (1) find the column with the child’s current age; (2) find the line with the child’s current ATEC total score; (3) in the same line, read typical ATEC total score at any age. For example, a typical child with ATEC total score of 116 at age 2 is expected to reduce ATEC total score to 86 at age 3; 68 at age 4; 56 at age 5; 48 at age 6; 39 at age 7; 36 at age 8; 32 at age 9; 27 at age 10; 26 at age 11; and 28 at age 12.

Age
2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
35	25	17	15	14
45	40	30	22	20	18	19	21	22	22	24
55	43	33	24	22	19	20	22	23	23	25
64	48	37	28	25	21	21	23	24	24	26
76	63	50	39	34	29	27	27	25	25	27
84	65	53	41	36	31	28	27	25	25	27
94	74	60	47	42	36	32	29	26	26	27
105	75	61	49	42	37	33	30	26	26	27
116	86	68	56	48	39	36	32	27	26	28
	93	72	60	52	45	43	40	34	31	30
	103	82	69	58	50	46	43	39	35	34
	113	95	78	66	55	50	45	42	39	37
		105	82	69	58	52	47	43	40	38
		112	89	73	61	54	48	44	42	39
			94	75	63	55	49	45	42	40
			104	92	78	68	59	54	48	44
			115	102	91	76	64	58	52	48
				104	94	77	65	58	53	49
					114	95	82	71	63	59
						103	88	75	66	61
							95	79	69	63
								86	76	67