Last Looks Direct

: Physically printing the paper can help you spot typos and redundant descriptions that are often missed on a screen.

: Insert page numbers in the top right corner of every page. Last Looks

: Use a colored pen to circle mistakes or have a peer read the draft to catch areas that may be confusing to a new reader. : Physically printing the paper can help you

: Ensure the introduction is clear and that the conclusion summarizes how the research ties together. : Ensure the introduction is clear and that

: Re-check the required page count, font size, and spacing (usually double-spaced).

: Start a new page titled References (bolded and centered). List sources in alphabetical order using a hanging indent (the first line is flush left, and subsequent lines are indented). The "Last Looks" Checklist

Before submitting, perform a "last look" to catch technical and stylistic errors: