Move detail to the right place
Decide whether detail belongs on the slide, in speaker notes, or in an appendix.
A rigorous deck can still have clean main slides. The Teach Many crowded slides are created by a good instinct: do not hide the caveats. The problem is placement. If every caveat, source note, definition, and backup calculation sits on the main slide, the audience may miss the claim the rigor was meant to protect. Use a three-place model. The main slide holds the assertion and the evidence needed for the live decision. Speaker notes hold the words you need to explain the evidence accurately. Appendix holds proof that may matter in challenge or follow-up. This keeps the decision visible…
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