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Literacy and numeracy screening (LINUS) is a program implemented by the Malaysia Ministry of Education in primary schools nationwide to increase literacy skills of students in year 1â€“3. This study aimed at assessing the LINUS program implemented since 2010. Model of Critical Literacy by Freebody and Luke (1990) was applied in this study. Reading and writing tests for Malay language subject were developed from the module of LINUS program and conducted on 120 students from three different types of schools, namely national schools, national-type Chinese schools, and national-type Tamil schools. The results showed that the level of reading and writing of students was average. One-way analysis of variance tests showed significant differences between ethnic and type of schools with the reading and writing proficiency of the students; students of national schools scored the highest in reading test whereas the students of national-type Chinese school performed the best in writing test. In contrast, family socioeconomic status of the students did not influence their reading and writing proficiency. Therefore, teachers should take into account ethnic and type of schools in implementing the LINUS program as the main factors determining the level of literacy, achievement, and success of the LINUS program.

Evaluation of the Literacy and Numeracy Screening Program in Three Types of National Primary Schools in Malaysia