That sounds a lot like the 4 stages of competence[1].
Unconscious Incompetence: You don't know that you don't know. (I don't know how to drive a manual)
Conscious Incompetence: You know that you don't know, and start learning the skill. (I'm learning how to drive a manual)
Conscious Competence: Your skills have improved and you understand them, but there's a lot of manual work involved. (To drive a manual, you do step X, Y, and Z)
Unconscious Competence: The skill has been internalized and is automatic. (I know how to drive a manual without thinking about it)
Unconscious Incompetence: You don't know that you don't know. (I don't know how to drive a manual)
Conscious Incompetence: You know that you don't know, and start learning the skill. (I'm learning how to drive a manual)
Conscious Competence: Your skills have improved and you understand them, but there's a lot of manual work involved. (To drive a manual, you do step X, Y, and Z)
Unconscious Competence: The skill has been internalized and is automatic. (I know how to drive a manual without thinking about it)
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_stages_of_competence