There are three different ways that Quest practice is made available to students.

If you are using Insight with MyQuest, every time a student completes an Insight assessment, a Quest is created for him/her based on his/her individual assessment results. This Quest practice focuses specifically on the standards that the student did not master on the Insight assessment

Teachers may Create and Assign a Quest at any starting grade level, by selecting specific standards. This Quest may be assigned to the entire class, groups, or individual students.

Open Questing allows all of the standards in a subject to be opened, letting students independently choose which to practice in.

Teachers set the standards Mastery Cutoff to determine when practice is prescribed in MyQuest based on a student's overall Insight assessment performance. Prescribed practice can be based on multiple Insight assessments.

This Mastery Cutoff also determines the percentage a student must achieve during MyQuest practice on each standard in order to earn Mastery Medals.

MyQuest content automatically scales up or down based on individual performance, meaning that each student is working at his or her optimal level. The student will start at the grade level assigned to the class under the Quests section. The content has the potential to scale all the way down to first grade or all the way up to eighth grade.

Student will achieve mastery (cut-off percentage set by the teacher) when he or she has received the mastery percentage of 10 questions correct at grade level. Student will receive a medal on that standard topic when mastery is achieved. Although mastery may be achieved on a particular standard, student will still receive questions from that standard in the Quest.

A student will scale down to the grade level below when he or she receives fewer than 2 out of 3 questions correct in a row at grade level. This scaling down happens on a per standard basis. This progression will continue as long as there is a standard topic to scale down to.

If student has scaled down below grade level, then he or she will scale back up to grade level in the same fashion. Each grade level is attained when 2 out of 3 questions are answered correctly. Student will not scale up above the standard-assigned grade level until mastery at that grade level has been achieved (which is the percentage the teacher set, out of 10 questions at grade level), as long as there is a standard topic to scale up to.

Once a student goes above the standard-assigned grade level, as long as he continues to get 2 out of 3 correct, he will keep bumping up grade levels. If he gets 2 out of 3 incorrect he will come back down by grade level to the standard-assigned grade level.

Depending upon the subjects purchased, printable lessons in the MyQuest library are available for math and reading/ELA, grades 1–10, and science grades 3–8. Students may also access the student versions of the lessons under My Progress for MyQuest.

These lessons are sorted by standard (where applicable) or topic.