Third person point of view means you take an objective approach to the report. You shouldn’t use words like “I,” “you,” or “we.” Avoid referencing yourself or the audience and don’t use slang. Stick to the facts and don’t include your personal opinions unless the guidelines for the report specifically ask you to. Instead of writing, “I discovered…” or “I used 3 data sources...” say “Findings showed...” or “Three data sources were used…” Each paragraph should focus on 1 main idea and the paper should transition smoothly from 1 point to the next. The last sentence of each paragraph should segue the reader into the following paragraph. Play around with the organization of ideas until the paper flows smoothly from start to finish. For instance, the last sentence of the paragraph about rainfall and landslides could say, “Rainfall was especially impactful if the area lacked vegetation on the hillside.” The topic sentence of the next paragraph should then describe the relationship between amount of vegetation and frequency of landslides. Cite the research sources you used as directed, whether by APA, MLA, or Chicago style. Don’t forget to include in-text citations as well! and edit carefully. Look for misspelled words and grammatical errors. Remove irrelevant information, opinions, assumptions, and anything that is unclear. Be sure to vary your sentence structure and word choice, and use appropriate technical terms where applicable.

Summary: Write in third person and keep things professional. Ensure your paper is organized logically. Cite your sources and include a bibliography. Proofread


One of the most common symptoms of rectal cancer is irregular bowel movements or being unable to control your bowels. You may also have difficulty emptying your bowels completely and experience discomfort when you have a bowel movement. If the blood appears bright red or very dark, this could be a sign of a serious issue like rectal cancer. You may also have stools that appear narrower than usual or have a different size or shape than normal. You may also experience gas pains or stomach cramps and feel bloated or full all the time, even if you have not eaten recently. Your appetite may be low and you may experience weight loss because you are not eating enough. You may also feel tired often and have low energy. If you have several of these symptoms or your symptoms become severe, go see your doctor so you can get screened for rectal cancer right away.

Summary: Notice if you have chronic diarrhea or constipation. Check if you have bloody stool. Notice if you have pain in your rectum or abdominal area. Check if you have low appetite or feel fatigued all the time.


We’ll use the same range of ten numbers (2, 3, 5, 5, 7, 7, 7, 9, 16, and 19) as we used in the method for finding the mean value. Enter them in the cells from A1 to A10, if you haven’t already done so. You do this by using the MEDIAN function. As with the AVERAGE function, you can enter it one of three ways:  Click on an empty cell, such as A13, then type “=MEDIAN(A1:10)” (again, without the quotation marks) directly in the cell. Click on an empty cell, then click on the “fx” symbol in the function bar above the worksheet. Select “MEDIAN” from the “Select a function:” list in the Insert Function dialog and click OK. Enter the range “A1:A10” in the Number 1 field of the Function Arguments dialog and click OK. Enter an equals sign (=) in the function bar to the right of the function symbol. Select the MEDIAN function from the Name box dropdown list to the left of the function symbol. Enter the range “A1:A10” in the Number 1 field of the Function Arguments dialog and click OK. The median is the point where half the numbers in the sample have values higher than the median value and the other half have values lower than the median value. (In the case of our sample range, the median value is 7.) The median may be the same as one of the values in the sample range, or it may not.

Summary: Enter the numbers you want to find the median for. Find the median value of the numbers you entered. Observe the result in the cell you entered the function in.


It's incredibly important to buy pure aloe vera gel, so look for a bottle that states it is pure. With clean hands, dab a dot of the aloe vera gel directly onto your pimple. If you have a broken out area, you can rub the gel over a whole section of your face. Make sure not to touch your face as it dries.  Aloe vera gel helps to treat existing pimples and breakouts, but won't prevent breakouts. Use it to treat blemishes that pop up, but wash your face regularly to prevent them from occurring in the first place!  Because aloe vera gel is calming and decrease redness and inflammation, it's effective on cystic acne or any acne that is particularly swollen and red.  If you are prone to acne scarring, aloe vera gel is also a great option. It can expedite the healing process while blocking bacteria, which can help reduce the chance of acne scars. This is a perfect thing to do right before bed, so that the aloe vera gel can soak into your skin overnight. However, aloe vera gel is clear so you can certainly apply it during the day. Just make sure that you let the aloe vera gel sit on your skin for at least five minutes, or until completely dry, before washing it off. Do not apply makeup or other moisturizers over the gel. The aloe vera has anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties, so it can help protect your skin while you sleep. Again, use lukewarm water to rinse your skin, and let air dry. The aloe vera gel should have decreased the inflammation and redness of your pimple, and it should be less noticeable. If your pimple was previously punctured or bleeding, the aloe vera gel will have helped skin regenerate and heal. Apply aloe vera gel to your pimples as often as you like. It’s most beneficial if you apply directly after a face wash or a shower.
Summary: Apply the gel directly on blemishes. Leave the gel on your skin. Wash off the aloe vera gel.