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It is the middle number when you put it all the numbers in order to LEAST to GREATEST and then cross off the numbers from each side.

Example: What is the median of these set of numbers?

25,63,52,63,979,56

25,52,56,63,63,979

So since 56 and 63 are in the middle you would add 56 and 63 and then divide it by 2

56+63= 119

119 divided by 2 = 59.5

Answer=59.5

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