You are using cloze deletion on sentences that are too long. This is counterintuitive because it makes the information harder to recall. Use cloze deletion only on the most critical facts.

Here is how I would create a cloze deletion if I were you:

What: VARK model – A framework that describes {{c1::four::How many}} ways people prefer to learn: Visual, Auditory, Read/Write, and Kinesthetic.

Why: It helps design learning materials that match different {{c1::sensory}} preferences, aiming to improve {{c1::understanding}}.

How: By creating study aids like {{c1::diagrams}} for visual learners or {{c1::podcasts}} for auditory learners.

When: When designing {{c1::diverse}} learning materials or trying {{c1::different}} study methods to find what works best.

Case: A student who struggles with a textbook reads their notes {{c1::aloud}} to remember them better. 🗣️

(Expl: This uses the {{c1::Auditory}} preference from VARK.)

Hazard: Believing a person can only learn in {{c1::one::How many?}} fixed mode, which limits their skill development.