Answer:
Conscious Incompetence.
Explanation:
The Stage of Learning, also known as the Learning Matrix or the Conscious Competence Matrix, is four psychological stages of learning process through which a learner goes through.
Learning process is a process that an individual goes through to gain new skills and knowledge which in turn help them to make decisions, take certain actions, etc.
The Learning Matrix was developed by Noel Burch in the 1970s. He developed four stages in this learning matrix, that a learner goes through, from being ignorant (unconscious incompetence) to mastering the skill (Unconscious competence).
In the given case, if I want to learn more about astronomy and begin by visiting planetarium, then I am certainly at the conscious incompetence stage.
Conscious Incompetence stage of the Learning Process is the second stage. In this stage, a learner recongizes the lack of skill and desire to learn more and acquire the required skill. It is in this stage most of the learning takes place.
