“…Apart from the potentially greater learning benefits for the students, evidence-based practices could also have a positive financial impact, as resources would be applied in interventions that have a higher probability of achieving the expected goals (Duff & Clarke, 2011;Forman, Fagley, Steiner, & Schneider, 2009;Snowling & Hulme, 2011). Nevertheless, the gap between recommendations based on empirical evidence and school practice remains (Spiel, Schober, & Strohmeier, 2016;Vanderlinde & Braak, 2010), and this seems also to be the case in Spanish-speaking countries (e.g., Perines, 2017;Perines, 2018;Ripoll, 2014).…”