ect to get from A to B without a problem, because we understand that no map can ever be perfectly detailed. There will always be features of the real world that cannot be described easily, or that change too often, for maps to be our only tool. The best way to learn how to get around is to combine map-reading knowledge with the actual experience of getting around… just like the best way to learn a language is to be able to refer to grammar when needed, yes, but also to just get out there and communicate when that is the best option–which is more often than we may tend to think.