ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月4日 05時43分

For children from several villages in Northern Bangladesh, this boat — and others like it — holds their classroom. For 3 hours at a time, they take reading, math, drawing and computer classes aboard the boat. The school runs 3 sessions a day with about 30 children in each class. After one session ends, a boat moves on to pick up the next students. These floating schools, run by a nonprofit organization, are intended for young children across the northwest of the country. They were launched in response to increasing flooding during the monsoon season. #Bangladesh is a delta placed at the confluence of many major rivers. It’s highly vulnerable to climate change and rising sea levels. Today, the schools run year-round on 54 boats, as flooding has increasingly affected this area and most schools haven’t been able to function on land. The photographer @ismailferdous took this photo of a floating school in Bangladesh. Visit the link in our profile to watch a 360 video shot aboard the boat.

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